Sarah Dinola, Author at Green Energy News

Focus on Finland

Vestas have won its largest ever wind turbine order in Finland. It will be a 99MW project using the Vestas V126-3.3MW turbines (see picture below) with… Read the rest..

GE Design Wind Turbine for Japan

Fukushima nuclear disaster occurred almost three years ago and Japan continues to search for new investment in wind power as the resource-poor country continues to seek… Read the rest..

Global Wind Power Installations for 2014 to Exceed 45GW?

What was the total world-wide capacity for wind power installations last year? Preliminary estimates, yet to be verified, indicate that 34-35 GW of capacity was installed… Read the rest..

Danelaw for Wind!

Denmark, for long one of the most progressive countries when it comes to renewable energy has now officially enshrined their climate goals into hard law, Danelaw… Read the rest..

First of Three New Wind Farms for Iran

Iran has launched a new wind farm in Takestan, which is located in the north-western Qazvin Province. This will be followed by two further wind farms;… Read the rest..

ABB to Connect UK’s Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm to Grid

The power and automation technology Group, ABB has won a lucrative order worth around $55 million to supply and lay a submarine AC power cable system… Read the rest..

A Free Wind Turbine for You!

Are you a landowner in Northern Ireland (or Scotland or Italy) with planning permission in place for a wind turbine of 200kW or higher – 30-metre… Read the rest..

Baltic Boost for Offshore Wind Power

The wind conditions in the Baltic Sea are ideal for offshore wind farms. The three Baltic states, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia all want to take advantage… Read the rest..

Green Power Station for Palawan, in the Phillipines

It may be a small venture but it is important as it shows what the US Agency for International Development (USAID) can bring in terms of… Read the rest..

Danes Produce Half of their Electricity from Wind

For the month of December, last year, wind power provided the country of Denmark with just over half-about 55%- of its electricity. That’s a record. It… Read the rest..